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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-07-14

been criticised because it refers to Gar
field as Senator and also Member of
Congress- He was never in fact a
Senator but only Senator-ele and
strictly speaking there is no such thing
as member of Congress- but only
Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-07-14

My stock is large and COM
plete, especially in the Grocery
line. Fresh goods received
daily, which are bought at the
lowest cash figures, and conse-
quently | defy competition in
prices.
Honest and square dealing.
First class goods at the lowest
living prices is my motto.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-07-14
Free Trade.

The reduction of internal revenue
and the taking off of revenue stamps
from Proprietary Medicines, no doubt
has largely benefited the consumers,
as we'll as relieving the burden of home
manufacturers. Especially is this the
case with GREEN'S august Flower and
Boschee's German Syrup, as the reduc-
ton of thirty-six cents per dozen, has
been added to increase the size of the
bottles containing these remedies,
thereby giving one fifth more medicine
in the IS cent size.
The august Flower for Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint, and the German
Syrup for Cough and Lung troubles,
have perhaps, the largest sale of any
medicines in the world. The advan-
tage OF increased size of the bottles
will be greatly appreciated by the sick
and afflicted, in every town and village
in civilized countries. Sample bottles
for 10 cents remain the same size. 2
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-07-14

The Acadia Sentinel says of the pre-
mature opening of the campaign:
A good deal has been said about the
early opening of the gubernatorial cam
paign by the friends of General Nj
cholls. In this connection we will call
attention to the article from the Shreve-
port Times, in this issue, which con-
tains the facsimile of secret letter
written from the McEnery headquart-
ers in Baton Rouge, bringing ont that
gentleman as candidate for the
governorship. It will be observed that
this letter was written about two
weeks before the Nichols agitation
first began. So we see that while the
ring people are trying to hush up the
Nichols movement by saying it is too
previous, they are quietly at work or
ganizing for business
A few months ago an old gentleman
was seen mailing notice on the fence.
A friend passing, said:
Why don't you have the notice put
in the paper, where people can read
it ?"
WALL" said tho old gentleman, "If
| tuck it to the newspaper orfice them
fellers would get it spelled
and then somebody might
thinks it was my eddicashun what had
been neglected" The notice read:
blouse fur rent inchoir on the prey
neysis.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
CAMP WASHIKGToA"
TEA TO lgIEII THOUSAND SCI
- eApseteo g. OceNif is,s C&ar Ia
xkfA fe~ - TIE Cesck Cem-
paEies EeteFec--N ichiEsn Rsa-
ressatoa Governor Dzg

MAsssNasas. March ~ Ths A@llensl
dglll commencing here en Las IS ssl end
nE 1r siif sa,t of that ppaiA llfssr.naa
nss VIII Fgsaa oolaslnatssn l,srass of
Size kas.s .snsi N4isgasuea Ala ihs 11al.a
Army 81 tbs kllGa.is. e ~ isaEsF a. 60
penmsutsl s5s.f hai . f1sd sna asslfsa
sleeess. bl.n ia iz faareIsi And u.i.i,arg
iestnsss end is lAt guf,aNil,3 cas.saa 81
ssctfsiarisIs ana visitors ftaa mel 30
slfa - o. afspf ilelt sf i's safsi issssfs.
t&aEis ~ ll.e Di.ftftE eE 81 k21e1N IA
essa prizes nastife siai.is ai rcios god
$50 siltcT 3au a1aafs 4ae,f.1 asa sat4iaI
ucaais aua i'sls Trophies lave s tsat
seeu menaanea .n fiess d.s Eiclsas . -
issf nfEhT thiris sIs States sr rtlFVssailcl
u ihf applications sirraay rsasikra asis
Testers have oeta feltasea il.a tiss e4faI-
spfs oi SIXTEEN s'ales Id reisf tea lftulsf
seut oHt sskli,f tieG Fieat e. ~ iif stslF
ef the saeamt ta,snt ans oall H9d as 80
ihfif iulerti - tlf rfflfN ea tiosertaa
daF 0iuaaiAI ghat4H.iIf ~ sfsHeta a. ~
Ire ul1su aud al fhE 'n fefuaf QaY
iea4uu oi a. eIl latr4st thess .-flsrs
tnoT oi 1hem bearing eusaff aaafl fas
MaNenei eu5 ffaierlaI spIf 1 whoa ,ts
dra Ass teea conceived aHt a.sfa. sf
tfsei roi4f Hf nt. st actes's ri also
cui i0r prass aao asn.f srs dress nsffs
RN he IH attendance iron fEs h8uh.
>oulh Easf ana West hsfa sfeHlaa slsls
siii bt grand bIilais aIrt. sers ar sat on
Governor 4sy aua Ntulnf.sI aaF Ihs tl-
ire hiHF CORPS irs,n eaul ttfa' al etf-
infisn va i1as public psfaiet epon fiir
broad stsuues oI tle Aat9nsI cess tei
Nothing -ae his 1riIi Aas 80 a.ftffei fls
people = y Washington iaf ye4rs. aua iram
ali i.sFt 04 Sac e8antY come asH9-s tHai
ths Sewer 81 lac cIfistn t1iaIeiF ars foa-
SEQ. ana with tllett vii eaaif ufrafff ef
civilians puresu of InioriDHtE ia ant
coWior, lar been oIFsnisef and visitors
neei ieai neither sek lf a.. n4a aaaiians.
Lof eltog0on Scr lf tnulF fnf champion
crack companies 80 fsf oIma saieree ere
the A0RigomsiF affft kitss3afr ~tsutar
efDs 81 Paul fofilaat u iud slspaIia
iagai Infantry NaH SUieuia ltnu ksfl.
uond 6Icfs k Eauhes iaghi Horse Al
lsuis Rifles Company 8 Twenty .ihtfd hew
York regiment omKa illss tae 81 huseF.
tines of Iowa ana fbe iamauf 8ouaioIt.
M iolaesn. Iowa. keaiucEr sDd hhoas
Island are iafarualIv entered
Managing Secretary iicIs nesl'ates
until after April lile daf d acc fol dosing
tie entries about estimating tue sapabef
of sol 1.ers thai w.l oocapY ieDN in camp
George Nssh.nEtau, bHi e fo1fl esii-
male places the uumier sayWhels between
~ 0ep and ~ Co.,
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
The TREASURY PORTFOLIO.
Indiana Wants 1t lad and New York Has
Ia Ere ou II

Ia Ere on II
WAsWvcToN, March 20.-Mr. Smith NJ
Weed bad long interview with the Presi-
dent yesterday. HIS lsw partner, W. =.
Smith, ex Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
ury. was also ia consultation with The
President yesterday and the day before.
Current gossip has il thai Mr.. Smith had
been sent FOR b. the President and that tie
sacreiarysaip of the Treasury hal been
Offered nim Those best Informed. how
ever. believe that e any sifaihsanc- IS 80 he
a, acasd 10 Mr Weefs Fisit 30 Vonld BE-
only for tee p3rpose Or expressing an opin-
ion from the point Of view Il an sxter-
fenced Nev forz state politician
senator v foorhees. if IS understood is
masine strenuous efforts - have lnjisna
represented in abe Cabinet Re wants to
have sn indiana man appointed Secretary
q tlis Tressurr. and it is supposed that his
candidate is ex-senator Mcdonald Mr
y e0f hess urres that sinrs tie 1esth of Vice
President Hsnd-icss. his STATE has not asd
that prom inent snare i1 the Al niints-ratlo1
wlica TIE country Intended
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

discover sonle seerst rszs,a f9F IA fes. ga
f..H e." - closet 7i.1 le ~ t1ese
People "a 7slee 81 a0st 4sla g ca &c Iss s1t-
bis fasI saq islo1 sko1h nesik. ~ 9aaes
~ aen / azna.G ia sy sss-sesansa - ne
President 1 4ass zu sxp-44AiiD1 - tle
press. slich Nas he frlAe ao1 s1lg exp.a-
n4lien. / resign 70 Fet4Ea - NY 30 pf4f-
Ller shicn 81 80 ne better f-4A ne
once u tognEl sssl0Ler "a Eslsats. i4i11
affords = acre s1saisienes, zao thai < nog
enoush t0r a isiles sno has yet - sasss
grasision Ca tle rainy Ia rs4t = souat -
elulz i a. Its8f m4n. / ba1 a. excellent
~ pracfies an1 nl4te i8lz ID sloi4@y
but 4 spenr IT, 0sIng - MS Lffle diEFcs-
sion of ts8 years IA Washington nlF ~
practice Is nlore OF lsss dsnl9rallzss1. oslg
think 1 can pack it ap IA q sa0rs time. As
) Dfoagf t1as ny friends a. net iorset me. /
reeeiysa Sltain Sax DAYS frOm ths ira an
nogncenisot of ny Fssi suaiion. three briefs
ia Important cases Ia The Supsenoe Court u
Michigan.
Mr. Montgomery ~ill BE- counsel for the
Detroit. Lansing 4 Northern Railroad, and
- such siI receive = regular szlary much
i8rger than that OF Commissioner OF Patents,
snd outside the business OF that railroad he
is sure - have a profitable practice. because
for wears Sc has bsen beyond question. 0ae
Of The ieading lasysrs ia bis own part Of
the State.
On Tuesday morning following, rhe fol-
i0Ning card app<ared.
forms gD.Ioa o. fsE PosF. Wis aa0n shed
Cd read a.. morning tns secounE u al alleged In
Ter leF ln Ms.
have a. sre 70 ailnde q Il except - say
tlat { hast nv teea Inlsfs eyed apOn the-e
subjects sn ~ Il.
II. v. AoSfsOAEET.
Evidently the fact i that Mart" as We
ussd % can him ia Michigan. has sad a
great many things not intended for publi-
cation Al the time. and an entsrprislng re-
porter has jottsd them down from time 70
tine 4n1 has finally eollAted them ! am
pretty sure the commissioned will not deny
that he has said substantially al that BE Is
reported here % have said AZ one time or
another and that he tOld the truth when he
talked freely and plainly. as he Is won't 20.
There Is no kind Of doubt that Mr.. VI.
will he glad o. retGrn % 'his native heath
aud be "A man among men again. May
Joy 90 with him and Success attend him
when be does return % the "salu0r lous
shades" OF lngham county.
Your correspondent mas concluded 10
turn his nom De plume around lust for
luck" and will hereafter write it
'UscLE Ben"
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
LATE WHISPERS OF THE WIRE.


Navigation is now open on the st. Croiz
river. Maine.
The striking braksmen at Youngstown
Ohio have given up the igat.
The Republicans of Chicago have nomi-
mated John A. Roche for Mayor.
Peter Converse. smother victim Of the
Baltimore explosion. died Yesterday.
Joseph Isnace Krszevoki, the celebrated
literstsur ald poet. IS dead. aged - years.
Dr Grant. he bigamist, vas intsrvied in
the Bosom jan isst nignt oy one OF nis VIC
nms.
spalding & COS fur store at Boston, was
damsged oy ire last night - the extent oi
"A GO
Ere last night al Mayville.on Chsutauqus
lazs. destroyed several cottages aud the
1o3els.
Congressman Crapo. af Mass. declines
60 take position on the Inter Stale Com
merce Commission.
ChFisian Az, Of Baltimore junior part
ner @. tue weii-zBown tobacco arm OF CAL
N Ak. died yesterday.
Sixteen Chinsnen and a quautitv oi
gamaa1g implements were tae result 0f e
Nev Tors hsai iast night.
A service in memory Of Henry Ward
Beecher vas he'd Yesterday In tle New
IJrk 5eS .sh Temple Emanuel.
A majority of TIE delegates 20 the Baigar-
i1u -aorani- are sssotvet TO elecg Irlu-e
Alexander 70 the throne oi Bulgaria
WbEe buntine near Careiton. y. g.. vss.
teutay. hlmer S-epssns va accidental 3
shot bY c0mpsnfan. He died soon after
g.v ~ AacoIas. of the Seventh
B.. - . 1rIaa
o1c4pied Eae paless az Plymouth chGr-a.
yesterday
David C'arx q relirad merchant ~ Hsrs-
ford C3nn. las gwen properly 30 the value
cf s.elsg i0T the eslaolsnnent ol a aosuita.
aod houe ior all people
Adam Fiencacs vas stabbed b. George
j. holte. IN NeV 4arS. iast nigas snd aled
whsle beng faken to 5ae hospital Nolfe
Wa 3 aceo under arrest.
A Toronto detective Il under arrest f-r
bla1 xnsailirz reeodore Barnes. one II tne
no-orlacs Providence ssiJcn spoilers nov
s.fourniaz ga Canadian scil.
hathaway s. Co. shoe msnafscture~s Al
View 8-Gssr.l. Aass.. bsTe offered thel- en-
pisyss an sovzncs of : per cent. olt the
latter are ae.giiag oUs ssf -.
The ses1en strikers on the south Boston
and Csa 3rtissa street. raj Tsys. oeins oos5. .e
% ~ec-1ra euaa egne1r. ralE Of esfshl saiuz
a lioe af caaches and a mss meeting 3.
ar-snl1-,s iaa0r vi be held st Faaeml
Hal ca the >rh.
Emniovss 81 the Consoiiiste5 strzef rail
wsr at Cincinnati Tili maze dsnar.3 q :
uornlnx 61r fhe fsisaf1i csTr7irx cnf 81 -ns
co1trscf nate wifh them = resr aea. 4.
Bot scceisd 10 4 genera szzlke W. bs IA
sn<1Eszsa toH0rro9.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

HrxckLEy. &inn., March "a bot spar
ring contest occurred here last night be-
tween Professor CLARK Of Boston. and Biily
Rhodes Of Br8.nsfG Mimi, for purse ~
ks6a arsd TIE gate receipts Tns gloves usel
were foar ounce. and the fight Wa terrific
one from the start 10 the finish. CiarE Es'
knocked over the ropes iB ne tscone rouno
and in ihe tbira Rhodes got a sumner ia
tne nese from Which fne bfo1 haVed f-es
lv. r. tte siEth round, Clark wss fouled
baf the fouI was not ciairHed sy his sero1d
IN the seventh Rhodes planted Gov ia
Glsrk stomach which seni bin uDoD tbs
ropes TIE sigatn and ninth were sf0uflE
contested av both huf neither 20 81 81
V-1tsre ia tbe tenth tisFk struck p e
man nthe neek snd 81. e. ifiF - = . neap
Tie refsrse then decided re 6ebt draw
but sse crowd Ese a1sH ag8siE ~ ne eF,ln
Ion thst Clark bad e - won is.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
GETTING SCARED.
Rsprese ntasive Dominion Papers See War
Ahead on the Fishery Question

keprese ntattVe DOmin MON fapers See war
Ahead on the Fishery Question.
BOsroS, March 2O.-A ST. Johns, y. B.,
special 10 the Herald says: Since President
Cleveland has given his assent to the re-
talistOry bill there has been change in
sentiment over its probable effect on Cana
ia, should she persist in denying privileges
10 United States fishermen as was done last
year. When the seizures were being made
the Globe was the only paper in st. Johns
that did not uphold Canada in the course
she was pursuing The Telegraph now ac-
kuOwiedges the danger in which the Do
miniOn has been placed. It says today:
We venture that the fal gravity of the
situation has not dawnei upon the con- mu-
nifty. Our ueighbors have resortsd 10 the
last aiternstivs next TO war. war itself must
IN time result from enforced non inter
course between two communities situated
ss the Dominion and the Republic are.
Shall We, in tie fee of such conditions 90
on enforcing the customs regulation Is 70
American fishing vessels which were APP
Piled last year. If SO we shall have none.
Intercourse with IT. penalties as above
brought on. We believe that the President
viii act as the law declares he shall act.
and If 50, We are face 10 face with an inter
national criss Of the gravest character.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
PUGILISTIC POLACkS
"A Lively Sunday Ssance al St
Albert 5 Church. Detroit.
nlTIlCs nl8f gs TIE P0LlrtnA
Followers o tas Eiectea Priest koAss-
inski Raise . RoW-A S~icsds AZ
dzcksoa-TNo Conucss Stab
bsd "a the jackson Fealtsa-
tlsrs-croppsd Dead
ss.ss.ss "a n. ss,s.s.. ..ss.-..

esssssss "a ys.ssssx s,ss-A-
8Efkoa. Marc 2s.-Iuahle broke oat
sgsln ln i'olsktown Aboui 500 sssepie
hung around s. Alssrf's chureh AL day
looking Tor traubls Tae adherents ~
kel~sinsll. the depose3 pfssst Who lad e.F-
oaiaied a repart tnAt BE was 70 be rein-
sisted by Arch Bishop IlseT. gathered ga
one sids Of the church ans tnoss Of Dom
bFowski. The pastor app8Hiei by Bishop
bergess. Oh the other
About o'clock 3 81 isd cf thirteen police
mea uied TO dispsrs The cFo9d. rbs
nOmhgowskians made DO trouble. bat tue
hciasinsklsns were sgilsn and ready for
nEkL some one reached OUt from their
ranks and sm0te Policeman nchsifs0n on
the head with 4 brick. lnAshi8g hls nose
and cutting open bls eyes The ctider AZ
re.ied hls assaiiant znl the mon ponnced
upon TIE small squad OF police aud pelled
them with bricks. stones and clubs. Three
pistol shots were 0red a. them. TIE
tken forced the crowd back Sufi-
GENTLY 70 allow them 10 reach .
patrol box with their prisoner. As The
wagon came up some one threw : brick.
which struck officer Rodgers. the driver.
on the head snd knocked him from his
seat. His injuries are likely % prove fst2i.
Reinforcements were sent and the crowd
fell bacg
When The police counted up the injured
they found that officer ShadrOn besides
having ms face smashed had broken
hand OFFICER Rodgers had bis head broken
open and was carried home unconscious.
Oihoer Dierke hsd the bones Of his hand
broken and his hip badly injured Sergeant
Nolan has a scalp wound from club. AMI
has knee badly hurt by u stone ard C9Tr
Mack Was famed IN the back by flying
brick. The crowd has been dis0rderly and
has broken into riotous conduct since, but
at last accounts VAS reported % be still
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

Ieais.i As.4iss fezaeEess the eesai.f.l
W8.asAl sna 49, Na.rass ~ao aza ~sa -
naauy frsa1s a2aak AeI baef o@resf
ga tt.e slsse sai sson weekk ~aesee
1aeas ~ fewsls' Opera Aeass. supported
~ ~ nuss4aS AsaAus fillot ana lssif,
laaie SE2Iaaile oaxaE@py. Ihs af,eniHg pay
IL ADV A Aaaisys ssesres Ano then sllt ltd
los AZ iissesn@l Match. hs1.l ls4 si.e
t&nsiiss On Frsaas i.ouise faAaeses
Ak ceaae iorx x4nd e. k9ssisuG IL A. s.O
A1ke A. fykmaisan ano aaistoa Ntt
b. TIE o@far.sy ulssanee oiii and lias "a
pay. "kslAieen AAsooFneea
Masassr lsssh Lynch vii prab4els
ernE fhe ioNels lhiy lADFtrs ~ thls sl,s
sboas shs mialls a Nss.
James A. Hsarne's Hearts of GA .
i1cfysQass pay wtich eit lease fiss nai
feus q iAs a oEosrlana wlii "a seeH 81
hat house Al fhe wesk herianlas icnieht.
] hs pieoe. with its TAI. al Fuel raia. Viii
prove . slrouE attraction foe resoff tasi
s being circulated about fhss ie~ Tang
viii appear ~ '1he baby shulid ne.l ases
da1asgi ae eiiec on TIE business i9f d b
untrue
lew iuoks'A1or VII t2kf lbs New \ ors
minstrel show GA fbs resd daring Tie sam-
uieT playing only Ia tie lErrsT CITIES
II. Price Tefires from ihs management of
Richard Mansfield az lhs close % .he pges
eat season.
Jennie NeSmsLs begins heT starring tour
q August IA Clay Grefnes new coMedy. 4.
oar Jennie
Nile. Rhes begins 81 eagaeemCnt 10 Chi
cAgo. March -
Odell Wilhsms the ~old oampaeaer' 81
the Clio Company, and Mss Ward. one of
the blondes ~ the ballet were married
recently Al Fort Wayne. All tie other
members Of The company are said 10 be- ~
love.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
A Jackson Suicide.

tHtkns,Ss - 7vz EsAt-rAe --tet.e
JACKSON. March &0.-Russeil Weigermsn,
l.. Parkinson, prominent grocer here. shot
himself dead this afternoon during the sb.
SERGE Of the family. The ball entered bis
mouth and taking an upward tendency
lodged in the brain. The family were inst
unlocking the door when the shot was fred,
Deceased vas a young man. and had been
IN poor health for some time.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
Nile. Rhes begins a. engagement 10 chi.
cAso, March IS.
The FLOOD Al BISMARCK.
IL Has Reschsd the aish Water m-rs asd
j. Stln Rising

BIsNARcg. OAK, March 40-The ryef is
still r.EiDg and has DOW reached ihe high
water mark The report that sape1niend-
cnt Graham Wa drowned at Mandan b. de-
cinc coast mai viii be sent around on the
Union Pacific. The rescuing parties tonight
brought back al people known 10 hsve been
living on the bottom south " the city. The
Buiord Use reached here at 3 % clock the D.
m The rise - nov coming from the ei-
lOwsione and the prospect p 30 viN con-
tiuue % rise ali night which VII make TIE
highest water in the history Of the ooauto
The gorge a. Sibley Island is firm aud un-
movable Through a held glass ibe gorge
can oe seen and appears 10 De- wedges la the
bed Of the river and piled - a height a
thirty ieef
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
Milwaukee Criminal Arrested

NEW YORK, March 20.-J. Hoelzel. a
young German, was arrested in this city
last night by Central office detectives, on a
charge Of attempting several weeks ago to
poison his uncle. Fritz Metz, chief engineer
Of the Blsiz Brewery, Milwaukee. Alter
attempting the deed, Hoelzsl fled 10 Ne
brasSa where he was arrested. While being
takeA back TO Milwaukee he escaped from
the officers by jumping from train which
was running a, the rate OF thirty miles an
hour. He Is now locked up AZ the Central
Office awaiting extrsditiOn papers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
Death Of John Robin.nn.

DETnoIr March 20.--Tohn Robertson, a
familiar figure in Miohigsn's war history
died in this city last night at the adyanced
age Of q years. The deceased was a native
Of Scotland. and settled in Detroit in 1s4O
During the civil war he was appointed
Adiutant General by Governor Austin
Blair, position he has held continuously
since. lie bad hosts of friends, both in
military and civil life
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
THs BUFFALO BLAZE
Three Wore Bodies Foans. Bas Not Tdeasi-
Ged-Asofhsr Hotel Fire-

Ged-Asofhsr Hotel Fire-
BrTFsrc. Msrrh 14-rhe search anon
TIE iehris of the Richmond HotsI vss re-
sumei early this mo-ainz a Force q fftT
m.n being pat 81 work. The rams were
esrsfaiiy removed and picked ever hut
without 6aiin< any bo5ies. until inst ~ fhe
men wers soout - star wark three hoiies
ners tssen o1t They ssvs nof oeen i5erti-
FED Afer week 0f er~lteriert srcn ss
vars city hss fasi psss-s through ererv re-
poTi ~ 6re rznses Al xisfv 81 80 ifs lacs son
snout cctTs 5on xet s. VS. - 1r1o~>5
thsf TIE New IcrS Cevtrai Csr sHcEs e.
kast Buest1 were N1rn NJ fstsT n TIE
s~euinz Is vas iezreef tnst tae MsSrisan
Hasei oT fefx House aa frssdssT hsd
been Destroyed which stared she ruaas
Los sbo1z 81, 90. orisfn q Ers-aa known.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

4 Nandsn Man Denies that the Town f.
Under water

4 Nandsn Man Denies that the Town 4,
Under water
BIsNAEcE. OAK, March O.-A Mandan
correspondent teiegraphs: Reports con.
cerning the inundaton Of Nandsn i utterly
false No water has entered the streets from
the Missouri or Heart Rivers. bur anxiety
prevails among the Nsndan inhabitants fo'
far of tie poor people living on the low
lands near Bismarck. Business is going or
as usual. The only damage done has been
% the trestle work Of the bridge and 10 tie
track two miles east of Nsncsn. There y
DO telegrspbic communication yet between
NaHoan and the last. A psrty viii croSl
the submerged low lands OF the ice t0mor
roW
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

M~rEnst. Nsr-h pa srse.zi meeting
u She corporsaon ofthis oity has bern csiiei
IS re Na701 scr Non5ss nsxi ~ ths p.lr-
rase - tonsi 8ering memorial - - pre-
serted - IRE Provincial government a
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a MURDERoUs CONVICT.
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sabbing Array.

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Jackson. March pa very serious and
possibly fatal stab5ing siiray interrupted
the tranquility after dining hour az the
State Prison at MONDAY. Convict Clark,
doing time on sentence from Detroit
jumped upon a cOnvic; named Patton and
stabbed him IN the face with shoe knife
almost removing his cheeks and then
stabbed him IN the shoulder and side sew
egal times, before he was knocked down
All oyerpowered by Keeper Baldwin. The
mBrdercus minded convict also stabbed
another convict named Bernard, severely.
bat not a. seriously as Patton. Clark
claimed that be was imprisoned through
the instrumentahty of The mems false
swearing. This is The most serious ailray
of the kind in the Prison Tor several years.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21
rresecu,ea ., rrehlel.isnl.,..

Stewart wss yesterday fned Ssi0 and costs
for ninety-obe otienses against The prohibi-
ton law. Should be be unable 10 pay this
he will be sent 20 the House of Correction
for as many DAYS as there are dollars in bis
fine. Ths rs the second prosecution bY the
law and Order League and others are prom
ised.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

PHILADELPHIA, March 2O.--The police to-
night raided six Chinese gambling places,
arrested 23 Cinnamon and captured a
large quantity OF opium smokers outfits.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

BfklrN March 2o-1he Beils po'iof
state that Dega'sa, ihs murderer o. Liep.
Col s8defiiu. Vss thc rne-ies8ef ol ii4s
attempt 90 4lu The Car last sunday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-21

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-28
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